Free smart publisher 1.0.2 software for linux

Pandora is a simple web document and application platform written in Ruby. Pandora Publisher aims to make it easy for a team of people to quickly collaborate on the network and develop custom document components and extensions to meet their specific needs.
Main features:
Easy to install and maintain
- Just unpack the package archive and run under Windows, Mac OS X, or Linux. The only prerequisite is Ruby, which you can install following these instructions.
Simple, extensible, and powerful
- Pandora does not require any relational database, but it lets you build your own web applications that can use databases with Ruby and Pandora Box object-oriented application framework.
Textile and Silk Veil formatting for site contents
- There is no need to code web pages in HTML with Pandora. Instead, just use Textile and Silk Veil, which are almost as easy to learn as plain text formatting.
Portable web site contents
- Pandora site contents are stored in a simple format that can be exported, zipped, moved, and viewed anywhere with its built in web server.
User selectable page design and templates
- You can easily customize the appearance of your Pandora site by creating new skins with Ruby, HTML, and CSS.
Integrated user account management functions
- Pandora comes with a built-in user account management functions that perform automated email verification and support a manual or automated registration approval process.
Enhancements:
- A new way to delete existing pages and chapters, a recent changes page, a default sidebar for new books, a trail path attachment indicator, and iconified file links were added.
- A defect that caused an exception when a book is deleted was fixed.
- The documentation was edited.

Atomsphere is a Java library for creating and modifying Atom 1.0 compliant feed documents. Atomsphere is also bundled with a servlet-based Web interface for front-end manipulation of atom feeds.

This project provides software suitable for smartcard based digital signature and both local and remote authentication security services. It can also be used to integrate smart card technology into a working Certification Authority that issues public key certificates for the users through the web.

For example, we provide a module that is known to work with the OpenCA Certification Authority for on-board keypair generation.

Our software works with different kinds of smart cards. Actually we have modules that work with Schlumberger Cyberflex Access 16K and Cryptoflex 16K smart cards and any Java Card 2.1.1 compliant smart card (i.e. both Schlumberger Cyberflex Access 32K and Gemplus GemXpresso 211/PK).

Our software has been developed and tested with Towitokos CHIPDRIVE and Schlumbergers Reflex 72 card readers. It is known to work fine with Gemplus GCR410, GCR400FD, GemPC and Microsystems SCM readers too.

Here are some of its functionalities:

automatic storing of private key and public certificate on the smartcard during the interaction with OpenCA for the "certification process"
use of smartcard to sign e-mail and e-news from within Netscape Messenger
use of smartcard to sign/verify every kind of file with a simple shell command
smartcard-based authentication of local users to a system by means of a public key authentication protocol
smartcard-based authentication of remote users to a system by means of a smart card enabled OpenSSH
interactive command line browsing and invoking of all supported card commands for Cyberflex cards (ISO 7816 compliant and not)

Content Dispatcher project will dispatch content over many plone sites in one click.

Let a content to be dispatch over many plone sites in one click.